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Investors have been flooding to traditional inflation hedges such as gold, commodities, real estate, and TIPS.
Rising prices don’t necessarily presage a repeat of the 1970s. Still, it’s wise to consider taking out some insurance against the possibility that they do.
The first generation of liquid alternatives languished—and they were pricey to boot. But that may be changing in a post-Covid market. Here’s what you need to know.
Would you buy a FOMO fund if someone offered it to you? Some investors are betting you will.
The answers to the inflation of the 1970s—money-market funds and gold—no longer suffice. And Treasury inflation-protected securities suffer from duration risk. But two new exchange-traded funds may do the trick, albeit in very different ways.
Nancy Davis, chief investment officer and managing partner of Quadratic Capital Management, is one of Barron’s 100 Most Influential Women in U.S. Finance in 2020. Read more about her career and accomplishments here.
Investors poured almost $500M into BlackRock's $22B iShares TIPS Bond ETF (TIP), which tracks inflation-protected securities, on Tuesday, according to Bloomberg data.That represents the ETF's biggest
Nancy Davis is the brain behind a new exchange-traded fund on Wall Street that aims to offer investors ways to bet on inflation, the shape of the yield curve, and a sharp rise in interest rates.
Nancy Davis rode the boom in prop trading at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. until the financial crisis hit. A decade later, she’s pivoting from hedge funds to the red-hot ETF industry, as shifting investor appetite changes the game for fast-money traders.